Crossroads of Oppression: An Analysis of the Intersection of Race and Gender in the History of Slavery in Savannah

Lecturer

Jennifer Padilla Wyse, Armstrong State University
Alison Hatch, Armstrong State UniversityFollow

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Article

Date of Lecture

2-4-2016

Keywords

Armstrong State University, A Moveable Feast

Description of Lecture

This joint lecture will trace the complicated links and intersections between gender and the history of slavery and the slave trade in Savannah. Hatch and Wyse’s research interests include social inequality, gender and relationships. Both professors hold a Ph.D. in Sociology.

Comments

Department of Criminal Justice, Social and Political Science Beach Institute, 502 East Harris St.

Recommended Citation

Wyse, Jennifer Padilla and Hatch, Alison, "Crossroads of Oppression: An Analysis of the Intersection of Race and Gender in the History of Slavery in Savannah" (2016). A Moveable Feast (2013-2017). 3.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/armstrong-moveable-feast/3

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